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The Roaring 20's 2024 - The Reckoning / Re: RegionsLast post by Vintage - Today at 01:39:51 PMKy/Ohio/ Indiana
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Turkey Calls / Re: The Green DragonLast post by Vintage - Today at 01:37:46 PMWon't lose that in the woods.
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Trumpets / Wingbones Forum / Re: Trumpet Calling Competitio...Last post by War Nock - Today at 01:28:30 PMLooks like mark won it from 2009- 2013. 13 being the last year they did it. Is there any video floating around of those competitions?
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General Forum / Re: As seasons end what is nex...Last post by eggshell - Today at 12:51:49 PMI like them flatheads too. I usually only keep one a year to butcher, usually around 20 pounds. When I was a young man they were my turkeys. I lived to trot line big flatheads. They were our other freezer meat. We were just poor dirt farmers living in a flood plain back when I was a kid, but man we eat good. Fresh garden veggies, canned goods, a freezer full of grass fed beef, chicken, rabbits, squirrel and flatheads. I would work all day on the farm and fish half the night. I'd probably fall over dead today if I lived that hard.
They don't get as big here as down south, but we get a lot in the 30s and a few 40+. I caught 8 on light tackle Saugeye jigging last fall. A 20 pound flathead on a 5 ft light rod is a hoot. I think the biggest of those was around 25, but I got a 39 pounder jigging in the spring. I turned them all loose. #7
Turkey Calls / Re: Amboyna Burl trumpetLast post by Wvgobbler - Today at 12:43:41 PMWOW that's a beautiful call Tim!!!
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Turkey Calls / Re: The Green DragonLast post by Wvgobbler - Today at 12:42:13 PMThat's a beauty!!!
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Turkey Gun Sights & Optics / Re: Holosun 507 seriesLast post by JeffC - Today at 12:08:51 PMI love mine, Green, believe it will auto adjust, but I keep it on manual.
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2024 Strut Stoppers / Re: Sometimes you can do no wr...Last post by JeffC - Today at 12:01:46 PMCongrats again!
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